Humans are both greedy and lazy by natural design, and these types of deals appeal to both facets; you don't have to do anything and you get disproportionate riches.

So I would educate them on the fact that they were given a gift for many years, and now that you have finally chosen to raise rents to market (so that you can make the profit that you deserve) they will have to wait for a year so that you can put aside some of your new (and well deserved) rent increase to pay for their nrew floor.

@Craig Imazumiare you going to go to your chosen market in person and and put some time, legwork and networking in?

As an anecdote, we think we are pretty damn good at management, and because of the human side of providing this kind of service, we can miss someone's expectations. 

That's just how human bias works. 

Discriminatory housing practices - Categories or classes of persons protected - Jurisdiction of Human Rights Commission. 

Not sure what state you intend to get licensed in to start, but before you get too far along I would check with the Real Estate Commission to confirm that your end-game (AI decisions only, no human broker in the loop) will pass their muster.

However, if you’re committed to a specific suburban area, working closely with a local agent who knows the market well could be invaluable.Working with an Agent: Starting with a knowledgeable agent in your chosen market can definitely help streamline your efforts and prevent that analysis paralysis.

It does decently well compared to a human, plus its 24/7/365.

Cold still kills more humans worldwide than heat, so global warming is good for humans.